Lee Adams
Tony Award-winning Lee Adams actually began his professional career as a working journalist, having first gained a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism from Ohio State University, and later, a Master's clegreefrom the renowned Columbia School of journalism in New York.
For 10 years following his Master's degree… 
Eddie De Lange
At the zenith of his musical career in the 30s and 40s, Eddie DeLange was known for his dual success, both as lyric writer and as bandleader. In the opening years of the 30s, he became well known as the front man for one of the earliest bands associates with…
Roy Orbison
Roy Orbison ranks as one of the most popular and well-respected hitmakers of the rock and roll era. His three-octave voice put him in a class by himself and his heartfelt, sometimes emotional songs, made him a master of his craft. His musical influence began early in his life while…
Leslie Bricusse
Leslie Bricusse, an Englishman with an enormous talent for songwriting, has written more than 30 musical shows and films. He has received two Oscars (eight nominations), a Grammy (six nominations), and eight Novello Awards, including the 1989 Lifetime Achievement Award in 1989.
In his early career, Bricusse enjoyed substantial…
Anthony Newley
One of Broadway’s greatest leading men, Anthony Newley, was born in born George Anthony Newley in Hackney, London on September 24, 1931. His personal hit parade includes numerous film and stage musicals, highlighted by Stop the World, I Want to Get Off and The Roar of the Greasepaint (The Smell…
